Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
Jurors for the Next Term.
NAMES DRAWN YESTERDAY FOR THE GRAND AND
PETIT JIKIES.

PETIT JURIEs.
The clerk OF the court yesterday drew the names
OF the jurors to- serve at the March term OF the
Crimina! Court, as follows: Grand jurors-W L.
Grtgg. GA PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast;
Edward Cooley, 15l5 Goth street, Georgetown; c.
S Ramsburg, 15a6 10Th street, Georgetown; John
Ober. tr-, SIG Virginia avenue southeast; W. III.
McElfresh- 100 street northwest; f. J. Lock
wood, 5ll Pennsylvania avenue northwest; j. l.
Eeryand. IO13 PENNSYLVANIA avenue: Cyrls H.
Lower, ,,09 9:h street northwest; :. NJ. Draney
913 New Jersey avenue northwest; III. L. Crawford
Mt Pleasant county; Frank Andrews, Brentwood
road: 5 G. Cornweil, 141S Pennsylvania avenue;
Lloyd Douglass, 4i6 9th street northwest; Edward
Ross, 49, Ridge street northwest; A. T.. Brown
Columbia road: ID. +. Hickling, 3O1 Pennsylvania
avenue: l. e. ha1Et, 9l4 street northeast. :. G.
kinsley. ISL 18th street northwest; VIM. III. Bald
win, DO 3Ti street northeast, William III.
johnson, 1i34 2Uth street; Bernard Herman
G2i street northeast; JAS Hubbard, ia
81 street northwest; John Sherman, 937 street
northwest.
Peti. IurVr-Edward Marks 0O5 G street south
east: Gorge Ryneal, IT., AS 9TH street north
west; lanes h Ryan, 2-,9 9TH street southeast;
Hem u,t. Whitney avenue, county; Samuel p.
Beam. - Pennsylvania avenue; Thos. Blagdep
18th s'T"'; road; p. A. Lehman. 1850 Pennsylya-
SIn ana 6 streets southeast; Benjamin W. Cox,
G,>3 o. > rect northwest, Joseph g. HILL 2I3X i
street northwest; samuel Ross, 10I4 Pennsylvania.
avenue; A A. Watts, PIG 10th street; Arthur b.
C!a1toa, li51 Pierre Place; John T. y. Peters. 1904
10Th street northwest: ThOs. b. Tower, l3l4k
Tth street northwest; l. Monkey, Cos lOUh street
northwest: Jos III. Lee s..1S Mater street George
town; Justus Hoilanicr, I2l7 Pennsylvania ave
nue.; Thomas w Chase. 1;as,2 r street; Alexander
Reed, 24ll NJ street northwest; Thomas Z. Ogram
.O1 10Th stree northwest: JOS. j. Spransy, 623 q
street northwest; Augustus :. Lane $50 A street
John W. Bright, tOI4 Pennsylvania avenue south,
east, and Lester A. Bartlett, 122l Massachusetts,
avenue.
CUT Across TIE WRIST.-LnSt night about
ND O'Clock two cOlorcd men, named Wm Chew
anu jacob BeachaIn. engaged in hight on Sheri-
rtTaC
Beachain across the LETT wrist with a penkD1re
severing two OF the main muscles. DR. Ryan
dressed the wound Chew escaped.
ALLEGED DAKOTA NUNNIEs-A dispatch from st.
Paul SAYS: Col j. H. %Ojd has received the bodies
OF a man, woman and tAry- children in splendid
state OF preservation, taken from q cave In the
bad l2AGS Of Dakota Scientists say they belong
10 q race which existed 1000 years age The
munn4ies viii be sent 10 The Smithsonian Institute
The CARSIyAL AT WnLART's HALL--Willards
Han was crowded last hight by the crowd In at
tendance upon the carn!sl AID mart OF the .-Old
Guard" During the evening he National Rifles
IN !Q! uniform. visited tie hall. AT 10oclock four
h1laii Children toGh possession Of the floor and exc
cuted some difficult IanCy dances In good style
To-day the MATT Wa open all day, and this even
the guests OF the O.G Guard.
KoBRERIEs REP0KTED.-samuel 5. Brooks. 400 A
street southeast, reports stolen from him two pic
lures worth 81 Mrs Kate Johannes. 3I3 1st
strett southeast, reports stolen from her IA gold
p41 "O4tH SIO J. y. WOODEN, 22S "a street nOrI
west reports that his house was entered Saturday
and robbed VI $40 worth OF groceries and other
articles
BAD EGGs--Onfcer BTeen, Of the first precinct
had before the Police Court this morning "a colonel
man named Frank Lee. who Was charged Xyi1h
being a suspicious character. Frank according TO
the officers testimony, has been In the LabII OF
purchasing lined AID other worthless, eUos and
selling them Mrs Ellen kennedy who Gems The
lunch stand at the post Office department; testified
70 purchasing SIX cOLen eggs from the defendan Mt
country and she found them all rotten The court
required The prisoner 10 give bonds ia the sum OF
$50 or stand committed three months.
PERSIA. AND TURKISH ExHIErTs.-The exhibition
OF this collection a. DuncaLSonS auction rooms
corner 9ch and ID Streets has been pronounced bS'
some OF the best judges Of Eastern fabrics as an
exceedingly choice and rare collection It's omar
acter Il such Is TO promise that very large num-
Der Will attend the Sales beginning to-Tnorro,r
Many new things WIN be observed In this consign.
ment, such as real Angora gOatskin rugs Damas-
Gus Portieres Ia broad gold stripes and choice
pieces ol embroideries. Very tasteful are the col.
on OF the portereS The large carpets are exceed.
1ngly Line pieces and many IN number while the
eaInels hair and silk rugs Will be found In every
shape and Size. The safes begin tomorrow at III,
n IL
RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE. Messrs. Walter 4
Williams q Co., aUctiOneers, Will sell at their ar,
sslesroOms, corner 10Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, commencing "Wednesday evening, Febru
ings, water colOrs and sketches, from the easels Of
local artists and Others, including MeSsrs. Man
WeyI, Meinc, Gil, Ferguson, Br0wn, Holmes
Johnston. Br1scOe and krauskon. See advertise
ment IA auction column for particulars.
LAST OPPoRTUNITY.-only two more day in which
70 dispose Of Shs stock OF dry goods SILKS &C., al
tr2l Pa ave, under The Metropolitan Hotel. Bes,
oodsreniain yet to be disposed oi--adeertsenne
JAPANESE PoacKLAIEs AND CERAMICS AT ACC
71ON.-Nr. Downing VIII begin the sale OF japanese
Porcelzin5 and Art Treasures to-lnorrOx, al hii
auction rooms, at IL O'Clock. The exhibition has
been largely attended and highly appreciated FOL
H Is q well selected and valuable collection. Tit
articles will be On exhibition up 70 the hour Of
sale.
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